What causes throat pain?
Since yesterday morning, my throat has been so sore, it hurts even to swallow water. I haven't eaten anything spicy or cold. What usually causes this kind of throat pain?
Since yesterday morning, my throat has been so sore, it hurts even to swallow water. I haven't eaten anything spicy or cold. What usually causes this kind of throat pain?
Haan na, during monsoon and winter, throat pain is so common. It is mostly due to some mild viral cold or drinking very cold water. Just do saline gargles twice a day, it gives nice relief.
Usually, it is just a viral infection or change of weather. If it doesn't settle with warm water gargles in 48 hours, just see an ENT doc instead of wasting time searching online.
It is actually the pollution in the city these days, yaar. My throat gets so dry and painful whenever I travel in open auto-rickshaws. Try wearing a mask and keep sipping warm water.
Sometimes dehydration or mouth-breathing during intense running sessions can cause dry, painful throat muscles. Keep your electrolyte intake steady and make sure you are resting well to let your body recover from infections.
I completely understand how irritating throat pain can be. Try mixing a little turmeric and honey in warm water, it works wonders for mild swelling. But if you have difficulty swallowing, do not ignore it and see a doctor.
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I see this query so often in our community. Most of the time it is pharyngitis or tonsillitis caused by a simple infection. Keep yourself hydrated, drink warm soups, and if you have a fever, please get a doctor to check it.
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